Editorial on Cambridge Non-partisan Democrats and McDonald
The piece denounces the Cambridge Non-partisan Democrats as duplicitous using a Republican banner for ten months and a Non-partisan label for two. It targets Frederick W. McDonald as a leading figure, arguing his actions align with Republicans, urging the party to challenge his registrar appointment and to remove him if Democrats win the next election.
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Republican Party
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Democratic Party
Non-partisan attack on Democrats and call for unity
The Non-partisan group condemns Democrats split into radical and liberal camps. It notes Liberal Democrats like McKellerer are denied re appointments and accuses the group of political vindictiveness. The speaker urges reconciliation and a united Democratic front.
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Chronicle
McKellerer
Democratic Party
Mayor Wardwell’s Fairness Reignites Partisan Clash
The Cambridge mayor leverages a Democrat held registrar of voters post to undermine the Democratic Party. He endorses Frederick W. McDonald, longtime non-partisan party leader, as the replacement to “annihilate” the Democrats, claiming fairness while aiming to end the opposition.
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New Appointments Edged In Cambridge Library Row
The Cambridge Tribune editorial titled New Appointments criticizes Mayor Wardwell for reshaping the Public Library board. It notes three nominations by Major Wiard Well two reappointments Piper and Wheeler and a new choice Rolfe replacing McKelleget and labels Daley’s prior judgment as weak.
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Cambridge Tribune
Wm. J. Rolfe
Public Library
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Wiardwell
Aessrs
Piper
Wheeler
Cambridge Chronicle Dismisses McKelleger Nominating Bias
The piece rebuts a Tribune editorial accusing McKelleger of unfitness for Library Trustees. It cites the Cambridge Chronicle quoting the Mayor suggesting reappointment was possible, while noting he did not reappoint. It condemns alleged party hypocrisy by nonpartisan leaders and questions conservative voters.
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McKelleger
Harvard College
the Tribune
Cambridge Chronicle
McKelleget
Mystery Dress Suit Case Found Near Harvard Bridge
Police investigate a possible new dress suit case mystery after Frank Maunier found a discarded case near Harvard bridge. The bag contained work clothes and a blue overcoat, a gray sweater, gloves, two Polish prayer books, letters in Polish, and a photograph with a missing corner. An envelope from Pulaski Mail Order Co Chicago is addressed to W. Genekji 20 Hanover St Laconia NH. Developments expected.
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Frank Maunier
School Street
Station 2
Sea Wall
Harvard Bridge
Pulaski Mail Order Company
North Hamlin Avenue
Chicago
W. Genekji
Hanover Street
Laconia
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Dr McKenzie Honored for Forty Years as Pastor
Rev. Dr. Alexander McKenzie received a $1700 check from Shepard Memorial church parishioners at a reception held in the church chapel on Mason and Garden streets. Over 700 attendees witnessed a half length portrait by F. H. Tompkins unveiled and presented, with Judge Arthur P. Stone and Deacon Francis Flint participating. Judge Jabez Fox also presented a book of nearly 1000 autographs from church members.
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Alexander McKenzie
McKenzie
Mason and Garden Streets
St Marys Holy Name Society Banquet Set
The Holy Name Society at St Marys Church of the Annunciation, guided by Father Woods, plans a banquet in the Gym hall on Sunday night February 10. Ex Alderman Michael H Flynn chairs the executive committee and several speakers will discuss Christian life work led by Prefect Thomas Good and associates. Further details will follow next week.
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Holy Name Society
Father Woods
St. Mary’s Church of the Annunciation
Michael H. Flynn
Thomas Good
Mikado Play Event Brings Members and Ladies Together
Last Monday night at Aquinas hall the C G A building hosted a gathering of members and ladies who contributed to the Mikado production. The event featured dancing, fine attire, and decorative scenery by Andrew Heslett, with Tixon's orchestra and Edward Dixon on piano providing music. President John W Roberts directed with dignity, aided by Neil McCarthy, and many attendees were listed among the participants and guests.
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Aquinas Hall
Andrew Heslett
Tixon
Edward Dixon
John W. Roberts
Neil McCarthy
John Casey
William Meagher
John C. Haverty
Joseph Kerrigan
Paul Farrell
Harry McCarthy
Nef McCarthy
John Roberts
John Curley
Edward Kelley
John Kirby
Claries Kelley
Thomas Langan
Arthur Fawgerty
William Haverty
J. L. I. St. Coeur
Margaret Cogan
Alice Cogan
Elizabeth J. Gahm
Margaret Toner
Mary. M. McCarthy
Gertrude Nenan
Teresa Leddy
Ezabeth Brignolia
May Kelleher
Hebecra Kelleher
Josephine
Names listed in a 19th century church or club directory
A roster of individuals including Lehan Thomas Grace Dennis Coyne Ed Brown P J Fitemaurice Walter Whelan Thomas J Conrick Harry Kinsman Frank McCarthy James Murray David O Connor Fred Bilis Franklin Whelley Thomas Mead Ed Haverty John B Whoriskey plus Misses Cogan McKenzie Sheehan Mollie Sheehan Nellie Kelley Ida St Coeur Ella Haley Isabella Smith Janet Brown Gertrude Powers Mrs Alice Hall Kerrigan Gertrude Moriarty Emma Cronin May McE Sweeney Etta Powers Harriet McInness Mrs John B Whoriskey and Isabelle Deady.
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Janet Brown
Gertrude Powers
Alice Hall
Kerrigan
Gertrude Moriarty
Emma Cronin
May Mce- Sweeney
Etta Powers
Harriet McInness
John B. Whoriskey
Isabelle Deady
Charity Ball for Cambridge Relief Hospital on Prospect Street
The Charity Ball to aid Cambridge Relief Hospital will be held Wednesday night February 6 at Armory Hall Central Square. Mrs Charles Thurston Mrs John B Whoriskey Mrs C B Seagrave Miss Joseph T Noera and Mrs A J Daly lead the event. Whippen caterer offers ball club and society event service from V M C A Building opposite City Hall.
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Cambridge
Prospect Street
Armory Hall
Central Square
Charles Thurston
John B. Whoriskey
C. B. Seagrave
Joseph T. Noera
A. J. Daly
Whippen
City Hall
Gossip and political maneuvering in Cambridge clubs
The Sentinel's Gossip notes a non partisan Democrat favored for registrars of voters. John W. Coveney spoke at the Cambridge club banquet. A projected $2 tax rate is hinted. Mayor Waril well may not take orders from Ex Mayor Daly, with John Read seen as influence behind events. Tracy’s fate as superintendent of buildings appears in play.
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Cambridge Club
Warilwell
Daly
John Read
Mr. Tracy
City Hall Sees Sparse Turnout at Tuesday Council Meeting
Tuesday's city council gathering drew few spectators as attendees noted a lack of interest in proceedings. Officials did not report major decisions but emphasized planned agenda items for upcoming sessions.
Practical Politics and Cambridge County Ring Mention
A reader recalls Walter Wardwell as capable but notes his membership in the county ring. The piece discusses influence on Cambridge municipal affairs and contrasts Wardwell with past figures allied to the county clique such as Champlin.
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Walter Wardwell
County Ring
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Ting
County influence shifts as city elects county official
The passage notes Middlesex county gains influence with a county official becoming Cambridge mayor. It describes a dominant county Republican ring, Democratic exclusion from offices, and concern that Cambridge may tilt toward a rigid Republican stance if county influence prevails.
City water cart guards seek fairer pay after mayoral remarks
Watering cart contractors urge more equitable wages citing rising costs for crane harness and teaming while the city’s iron-clad $85 a month contract remains in force. They argue the price should reflect recent increases and informal talk about street watering standards.
Fort Washington B GC Hosts Ladies Night at Rhodes Hall
The Fort Washington B GC invites ladies who supported their recent hall event to a next Tuesday night gathering at Rhodes Hall honoring their match success and shared achievements.
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Fort Washington
Great C. G. A. Members Meet Announces Two February Events
A C. G. A. members meet is set for February 4 with a grand open event on February 11. Denny Mahoney and William Quinn will headline a special feature at the first affair.
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Denny Mahoney
William Quinn
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